Posted by Staff Reports | Aug 4, 2026 | Floyd Events, Floyd News, Top Local News | 0 | Some of Rome and Floyd County’s most notable historic homes and sites will be open for tours during The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Fall Ramble Sept. 25-27. The event will offer visitors and residents alike a rare opportunity to explore private homes not usually open to the public and go behind the scenes of historically significant sites. Friday’s Ramble will feature historic residences and buildings in Cave Spring. Nestled among the rolling hills of northwest Georgia, Cave Spring was founded in the 1830s around a crystal-clear natural spring and limestone cave. Over time, the town grew into an important cultural and commercial center with a rich collection of historic homes and buildings. On Saturday, guests will explore historic residences and sites in Rome’s Between the Rivers Historic District, the largest Victorian-era neighborhood in Georgia and the site of the city’s founding in 1834. Guests will also tour the College Heights neighborhood, where tree-lined streets showcase an array of Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival and mid-century modern homes. The day continues in Rome’s vibrant Broad Street and downtown historic district, where beautifully restored historic buildings and loft spaces highlight the city’s rich architectural heritage and ongoing revitalization. Sunday’s Ramble will give guests an opportunity to explore architectural treasures at Berry College, the…
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